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  • 13-01-2013 4:14am
    #1
    Adam
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    Literally just had this thought watching Kaepernick making excellent decisions and reading matchups. Maybe this exists already in some form, but i was thinking a VR headset that runs a play from the QB POV, allowing for the motion of turning your head to look around within the VR world. The idea being the rookie wears the set, has plays run and has to freeze the play and make reads and spot matchups etc. in the fastest time possible while still making correct observations. I'm no expert but I gether there is a plethora of information a QB must determine during the snap count. We then measure the time from the start of the play to the time he freezes the play. Stupid idea or breakthrough technology?


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  • #2
    J. Football
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    It's nothing coaches can't go through with them on a whiteboard during interviews. It would be fancier and more impressive technology, but same end results.


  • #3
    TO.
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    J. Football wrote: »
    It's nothing coaches can't go through with them on a whiteboard during interviews. It would be fancier and more impressive technology, but same end results.

    Add walk throughs, Drills and Gametape sessions to that list and it would make such technology a waste of cash.


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